We wanted to go hunting, and we unhitched our horses. Q. How many noses do you have? A. I don't know Q. Have you any nose at all? A. I do not know if I have a nose. Q. Have you eyes? A. I have no eyes. Q. How many fingers do you have? A. 11 Q. [emedicine.com]

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Although the formulation of these criteria have been valuable in educating people in the field, their use as a tool has been somewhat limited due to the unclear nature of which criteria are necessary for the diagnosis, and the neglect of certain features [emedicine.com]

paralysis, and a profound sensory loss that was impervious to pin prick or open flame." [doi.org]

The fluctuating level of consciousness with defects of memory is characteristic for acute hysterical mental illness ... it characterises the syndrome as a hysterical twilight state.2 In a second lecture published in 1992, Ganser added to his clinical [doi.org]

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These include computer tomography scans (CT) or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans to exclude structural pathology, lumbar puncture to exclude meningitis or encephalitis, and electroencephalography (EEG), to exclude delirium or seizure disorder.Diagnosing [en.wikipedia.org]